change font colors

I'm very color blind so the color of the text contrasting the background is very important. I need to change the color of the text and background everywhere, but particularly Safari with Duck Duck Go as search engine

I have MacBook Pro 16 inch 2021 16gb. ventura 13.5

MacBook Pro 15″

Posted on Aug 16, 2023 6:23 PM

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BDK1210

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Aug 16, 2023 6:33 PM in response to Carl Sutherland

Go to Settings > Accessibility > Display > Turn Increase contrast on

Another setting that may be useful to you is "Differentiate without color." It's in the same menu as the increase contrast setting.

Differentiate without color adds labels to things like switches, so you don't have to rely on color to get information about them.

Aug 17, 2023 3:40 PM in response to Carl Sutherland

so far better

thanks

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